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Re: dinosaur omnivores
If I'm not mistaken I think someone has suggested omnivory in
Protoceratops.
-Bill Parker
Northern Arizona University
On Fri, 24 Jul 1998, joe wrote:
> Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. wrote:
>
> > Some paleontologists have speculated that the prosauropods may have been
> > omnivores.
>
> Is this speculation based on something more than the simple fact that the
> omnivores had to be somewhere in the chain or is there some fossil data that
> led them to that speculation? If so, what (briefly) might that be and where
> can I go for more information? Also, while prosauropods may handle the
> sauropod lineage, what about the ornithischians? Any of them listed as
> likely candidates for omnivory?
>
> Joe Daniel
>
>